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Im with you there mate... Faith is a little blot at the moment...
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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I think it looks worse than it actualy is and just think you'll be able to make another dash with the bits you have left over
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There's always bits you dont need as well, saving weight equals fuel economyI think it looks worse than it actualy is and just think you'll be able to make another dash with the bits you have left over
Think there must be another P38 driving round made up from all the screws, clips and bolts that were missing..There's always bits you dont need as well, saving weight equals fuel economy
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I think I might own it!
biketeacherdave
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Decided I will have to put it up for sale in the new year along with the wife's disco 2 we just can't keep 5 cars on the go, its been a labour of love but its been worth it p38 ownership it breaks you and builds you up better than before lol
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The wife's Disco, maybe. Not worth going over the top.
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The P38 must be one of the cheapest 4 x 4's to run and maintain. Nine years relatively trouble free motoring with my daily driver and the parts it has needed are soooo cheap. Not as reliable as My Hyundai Galloper or Pajero were though, but parts prices for them were astronomically expensive.
Have to agree.. to a point. Mine is a daily driver and when it's going it's a joy, however when it goes it always seems to go big style. But a 10mm spanner and an adjustable seems to cure 90% of issues.The P38 must be one of the cheapest 4 x 4's to run and maintain. Nine years relatively trouble free motoring with my daily driver and the parts it has needed are soooo cheap. Not as reliable as My Hyundai Galloper or Pajero were though, but parts prices for them were astronomically expensive.
A very good friend who worked on the P38's when they came out, said that for the day they were far too complicated and badly thought out, (considering what the rest of the country was driving), so everyone saw the trials and tribulations coming even back then. But this has been discussed no doubt a thousand times here.
I just might be a bit sore and grumpy from recent events with mine, but I have never had a car that demanded so much attention. I had a H reg Hilux surf for four years before this and can't remember putting a spanner to it and the damn thing still drove like a dream, when the body nearly rotted off it.
Right rant finished.. getting back in the cupboard now..
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Yes I find the p38 a simple cheap fix maybe the l322 and d3 we have now will be a can of worms will have to see. Yes its a joy to own and drive but x5 cars is just to many to keep if I had the space the p38 would be staying, its going in a mates garage soon so undercover and a battery maintainer plugged in. He can use it as well so it will be driven.
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Not wanting to jinx things BUT I just got in her and drove. Started first turn of the key after being sat for almost two weeks. Took her to the jet wash as a treat for being a good girl
Waits to see what hell she will unleash on me now
Waits to see what hell she will unleash on me now
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I just had a MOT and you will never gess what happened with it
Ok you were right it failed
Ok you were right it failed
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today i downloaded the nanacom manual for CAN BUS vehicles and as the teraun respnose switch was playing up onmy Disco 3 and it worked well.al the ECU can be flashed with this unit all you have to do is download the software for the vehicle and onto a SD card put it into the nanacom and press flash ECU and its done
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I havn't got a scooby doo what your talking about, looks like your well on top of it though so that's OK.
As I said to the doris yesterday, if it needs a spanner or hammer I can fix it, anything with electronic bits on it is serviced by fairies as far as I know.
but thats because I'm an old farty.
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Quelle surprise, my project P38 just passed it's CT (MOT) with no advisories
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If it's a v8 that'll be normal then
